1 ...a third leg perhaps?

2 Mornin all.

3 I'm guessing he never travels south...or we have now found the plastic surgeon of the year...19 years ago.

4 Good Morning Morons.  Today is Thursday, November 29, 2012.  On this date in 1972 Atari announced the release of Pong, the first commercially successful video game.

5 Winning Power Ball tickets have been sold in AZ and MO.  Somebody will split $580M.

http://is.gd/KM7HrM

6 It appears that Rice is cooked.

http://is.gd/SRaq1f

7 Fienstein wants to bring the GITMO terrorists to the US mainland.  Why?  We have spent millions on that jail and there is no good reason to bring them here.

http://is.gd/b1YIOB

8 Newt has some advise for Congressional Republicans.  He is right on this one.

http://is.gd/NgDmOL

9 so, the Europian guy, at age forty five, with his second marriage failing, runs into an Asian Tranny hooker. and of course, falls in love without ever suspecting a thing is wrong. I think I saw this movie once before.

10 Red StateÂ’s Eric Erickson eying primary challenge of Saxby Chambliss.

http://is.gd/eCpiOp

11 YouÂ’ve heard of the so-called Blue Dog Democrats (mythical Conservative Dems).  Well now we have the Rabid Dog Democrats.  They are advising Obama to ignore the debt ceiling and just continue borrowing.   I donÂ’t see what he has to worry about.  Boner will make a new deal for a decrease of $30M in the rate of spending increases and we will continue with $1.1T deficits until we default just like Argentina.

http://is.gd/acZnOp

12 Kindle Daily Deal:

Dead Spots

Scarlett Bernard can defuse supernatural forces, and Los AngelesÂ’s magical communities hide their existence by using her to scrub crime scenes of paranormal clues. But for one grizzly murder, she arrives late and reveals her agenda to detective Jesse Cruz, who strikes a deal with Bernard to solve the crime.


And thatÂ’s it for today.  Not much out there except the BS fiscal cliff.  I view that as manufactured news.  They will go down to the wire and the Republicans will cave.  Some things just never change.

13 The story first broke stipulating the Belgian's wife was Indonesian. Their jungles hosts cannibals. At least the wife wasn't that.

Moral of the story? Do not assume your date/fiance/spouse has always been the gender as when you first met. Funny, evidently people DO change.

That they'd been married 19 years, perhaps not in bliss, may be the reason for divorce.

...
Political Science 201: Research and Analysis, goes on to ask students “to write and speak in a way that does not assume American-ness, maleness, whiteness, heterosexuality, middle-class status, etc. to be the norm.” So "do not assume"... It doesn't say "disavow" or "disregard." It says do not assume. Do not assume that do not assume means more than do not assume.  That's where the teacher failed. She didn't anticipate the way her message would be perceived by incoming students. She repelled this student. And there's the other irony: She was not — to use the word she seems to treasure — inclusive.
Posted by Ann Althouse, Nov. 28

14 i told a story here last month...a true story...my brother is a police officer...came upon two people in a car going at it...as he's questioning them he finds out they have just gotten "married" my brother notices that the one dressed as a female is a male....he says to the other one...you know that's a dude right? and the guy replies....."it ain't her fault she growed a dick".......

15 Amazing, that so-called champion of conservative news this morning has a new meme on the "cliff".  Obama sends spending through the roof on socialistic programs and phony green energy to cronies sending the deficit to $1.1B a year.


So what is FnF's answer?  Both sides must "give some". Isn't this the way it always works.

16 "..it ain't her fault she growed a dick"....... Get the fuck out! ...seriously? Is he in Alabama or Mississippi?

17 icedog sf.....and i swear on my father's grave it's true.....it's become a "saying" in our family

18 First LIB of the day. What do I win?

19 Phoenixgirl...SF makes sense, but totally changes the mental picture I had developed.

20 Nothing like some good old fashioned tranny luvin' at AoS first thing in the morning.

21 @8

I have to disagree with Newt in one respect, the House is negotiating with itself as the President and the Donks have offered nothing specific other than they want current tax rates to remain for some people and lapse for others.

THAT IS IT. THEY HAVE OFFERED NOTHING AND THE GOP IS FALLING ALL OVER ITSELF TO GIVE AWAY  THE STORE!


As eman has said, the GOP is a useless pile of junk.


LIB

22 "It appears that Rice is cooked." I wonder how she likes the view from under Barky's bus. "sending the deficit to $1.1B a year" Billion? With a B? If only.... "it ain't her fault she growed a dick" LOL! Filed for future use.

23 Yes, that should be $1.1T with a "T".

24 @15

You see we have to give because that is what bi-partisanship is, the donks get 100% of taxes and immediate spending the GOP get 100% of illusionary, at some non specific later date spending cuts.

It's heads they win, tails we lose.

EVERY DAMN TIME!

25 Every Republican who is questioned by the MFM about the "cliff" should respond we will do nothing until the actual rate of spending is reduced to that of Jan 2008.


We will then address that budget deficit.

26 But that would require some balls.

27 DAY 23 1,437 to go Mayans Muzzies, Marxists, Maoists, Moochelle, McCains, MFM's, mons veneri and miscellaneous meshugas notwithstanding.

28 At least my friend's brother-in-law, who is a flaming homo (but very very nice), fell in love with an Asian man who was not a TV. That makes him more macho than that guy in the headline. Sheesh.

29 How charming.  The NHS would be the one thing Barry would like to emulate from Jolly Ole....

The UK deserves everything it is going to get from Kihadi Jim.

30 All you folks in NYC should know that it is about 10° colder here in SC than it is in the City.

31 ThatÂ’s because sex-change surgery can be very credible, especially if it is undergone by young males before puberty. Aided by hormone injections, transsexual males can gain female-like sexual organs, minimize their facial hair, and even gain weight around the buttocks rather than the belly, as men can. So, what sick ass countries are doing sex change ops on 11 year old boys. ...and what exactly is a 'female-like' organ?

32 2 positives and 1 negative from Rice's rejection: On the plus side: 1) She is a rabid leftist with a penchant for hating America, Israel and Jews 2) It shows that at least in this instance, the Race Card has been trumped despite being played to the hilt from every direction On the down side: We will get someone just as leftist and incompetent as she was.

33 31 . ...and what exactly is a 'female-like' organ? Posted by: Icedog at November 29, 2012 07:01 AM (9ScGj) Barney Frank, please pick up the red, ribbed courtesy banana...

34 32 JJ Sefton,

Yeah well Lurch will be too busy sucking off theterrs to do too much damage to Israel I suspect.

35 From the end of the Fox News article on the cooked Rice: (Heritage Foundation's) Carafano also said "only those who really know" can why Obama hasn't pushed instead for Massachusetts Democratic Sen. John Kerry, chairman of the chamber's Foreign Relations Committee, to fill (Hillary) Clinton's shoes. "John Kerry would be an excellent appointment and easily be confirmed by his colleagues," (Maine Senator Susan) Collins said. Maybe that's the whole point. Nominate someone outrageous for Sec State and then when that fails turn to the 'statesman' Kerry. Plus bash the Repubs as racist along the way as a bonus.

36 34 Posted by: Harlekwin15 at November 29, 2012 07:05 AM (LRFds) The thought of Kerry in this position, let alone as a Senator is repulsive to me, considering his outright lying about our military when he testified before Congress, as well as throwing away his medals. I have my uncle's Purple Heart that was awarded him posthumously, so I really do loathe him. Then again, there are so many on the left and in that party to whom that emotion is the most neutral that I can feel about them.

37

Thanks for the news, Ben and Vic.  ItÂ’s not your fault, Vic, but few things get me ticked off more than people writing “grizzly” when they mean “grisly.”  DoesnÂ’t Amazon have any editors to check these Kindle blurbs?

 

 

Anyway – morning, ‘rons and ‘ronettes.  No time for anything but one quick story today.  For a change of pace, itÂ’s about the 19th century composer and pianist Franz Liszt:

 

At one time there was a young woman who had announced a piano recital in Berlin.  Hoping to attract a large audience, she advertised herself as "a pupil of Liszt," even though she'd never laid eyes on him in her life.  As youÂ’d expect, on the morning of her concert, the newspapers reported that Liszt was visiting the city.  Knowing that she couldn't get away with her deception, she went to Liszt's hotel, asked to see him and, in tears, confessed everything. 

 

 

Liszt asked her the names of the pieces she was planning to play; he chose one and asked her to perform.  When she had finished, he sat down next to her and played the piece himself, going note by note with her and giving her notes on performance and interpretation. 

 

 

"Now," he ordered when heÂ’d finished, "play it again."

 

 

So she did, taking to heart everything the composer had suggested.  When she had finished, Liszt sat in silence for a long moment before standing, taking her hand and kissing it.  "Now, my dear," he smiled, "for the rest of your life you can call yourself a pupil of Liszt."

 

 

Hope you all have a wonderful day.

 

38 36 I have my uncle's Purple Heart that was awarded him posthumously, so I really do loathe him. I mean KERRY, not my uncle.

39 The problem with gender identity is that people are encouraged to decide for themselves these days.

So you have many many people running around with male parts, who are calling themselves females.  And their partners call them female too, even though their female "friends" have more or less fully functional male parts.

It seems the opposite is less true, but the case on which the movie "Boys Don't Cry" is one of them.  And it got her/him killed for it, so...

40 13 The story first broke stipulating the Belgian's wife was Indonesian. Their jungles hosts cannibals. At least the wife wasn't that.

Moral of the story? Do not assume your date/fiance/spouse has always been the gender as when you first met.


Rule number one: Always check for an adam's apple. Plastic surgury may be good, but it isn't THAT good.

41 Tranny machines, uncut tranny machines, tranny with attached stickshift machines, hot tranny machines, dude you just nailed a guy machines, tranny breast machines, condom machines, HIV machines, not with my dick machines, exfoliation machines, enema machines, bald headed tranny machines, cross dressing robot machines, tranny spotting machines

42 They will not appoint Kerry because it would open a seat in MA for a special election which Brown would likely win since they don't have a prepared candidate.


I think Obama will continue to push Rice.

43 40 Rule number one: Always check for an adam's apple. Plastic surgury may be good, but it isn't THAT good. Posted by: rickb223 Let. It. Burn. at November 29, 2012 07:14 AM I remember going to see "The Crying Game" with a buddy of mine and had no idea that Jaye Davidson was a guy. A few minutes before the reveal, my friend turned to me and said "that's a guy." I told him "no way, he's got no Adam's apple." He replied, "forget about that, look at his hands. They're as big as a gorilla." Sure enough. Ouch.

44 They will not appoint Kerry because it would open a seat in MA for a special election which Brown would likely win since they don't have a prepared candidate. That's it in a nutshell. If they could drag some spawn of Kennedy out of rehab long enough to stay sober through the election they might try that.

45 @42

They will just change the rules.

They changed the rules when Mitt was governor to prevent him from naming
a successor if Kerry won the Presidency.

Scott Brown caught them by surprise with the Kennedy seat.

They will just change the law.

The donsk have a super majority in the Mass Legislature and Governor.

46 MP4, two of my favorites...."It's a mute point" and "I could care less". ...and I have a personal request. She may be too 'young' for your normal stories, but anything on Julie Newmar would be extremely appreciated. That woman punted me into puberty.

47 36 JJ Sefton,

Look JJ I agree but the Donks seem set on waving their wang in America's face.  Kerry.  I understand about the revulsion towards jean Francois' treachery but they are stealing the nation from under us.  Kerry is such an effete treacherous asshammer that he will alienate those he is trying to supplicate.

Pray for the nation, I do.

48 http://is.gd/vuyz24

49 ....and to clarify, that was while watching RERUNS of Batman....I'm not that damn old!

50 Remember the fight scene at the airport in Raiders of the Lost Ark? Indy is boxing the big bad bald Nazi. At one point Indy just stops fighting. The big Nazi smiles and then realizes someting is wrong right before he is pureed by a spinning propeller. Obama is the big Nazi. Republicans are Indiana Jones. The economy is the spinning propeller. Stop fighting, Republicans, and stand back. The propeller is about to rip apart Obama.

51 I love you Vic! brb..

52 Soothiewing, great analogy, but which Indie characters are represented by the pravda media and the retarded citizens?

53 Vic - I'm at work - that's dirty pool, sir ...

54 I'm having a bit of a problem understanding what, exactly, tax increases are supposed to accomplish. If tax raises don't raise enough money to cover our deficit, why are we focused on raising taxes? Shouldn't we focus on reigning in spending?

I know, stupid question. Don't answer it.

55 35 -

That's about the size of it.  And you don't even have to nominate her, just toss her name out there and watch the willing accomplices in the R party to do their part, equal parts "outrage" over the thought of her being nominated, and falling over themselves to deny it has anything to do with her race or gender. 

56 hmmm, maybe the creepy Gestapo with melted face or that spy monkey who ate the "bad dates"

57 Here's a quick $12 billion a year we could save (but won't) -- the Production Tax Credit, which is a subsidy of wind generated electricity. It expires at the end of this year.
 
http://tinyurl.com/brlnhj7 (WUWT link)

58 Last week, just in time for the start of what yours truly and the vast majority of Americans call the “Christmas shopping season” — but which the press in virtual lockstep tags as the “holiday shopping season” — a policy analyst at a leftist think tank seriously proposed that all retailers voluntarily raise their employees’ minimum wage to $12.01 per hour, or $25,000 per year for those who work a forty-hour week year-round. The study (“Retail’s Hidden Potential: How Raising Wages Would Benefit Workers, the Industry and the Overall Economy”) came from Demos, whose nice-sounding goal is to “make equality and democracy more than just ideals.” Why not $100 per hour? The fact I'm not in prison for snapping on one of these idiots is amazing.

59 Rachel Ray has man hands

60 Today is an especially happy day because our candidate, Mitt Romney, is going to the White House to have lunch with President Barack Obama.

61 They will not appoint Kerry because it would open a seat in MA for a special election which Brown would likely win since they don't have a prepared candidate. I think Obama will continue to push Rice.
Posted by: Vic at November 29, 2012 07:17 AM

There is already talk here in MA that a law will be passed allowing our "governor," Devil Patrick (a Choom Boy toe-sucker) to appoint a permanent Senator if John F'n Kerry gets the nod.

The state apparently had such a provision before, but it was changed when eeeeeevil Mutt Romney was in office. Only Democrats are allowed to rule heah!

Obama will push Rice because he will get away with it. Can you imagine the Senate not caving in to anything the Traitor-in-Chief wants? Naaaah.

62 Mitt Romney, is going to the White House to have lunch with President Barack Obama.

If I were Romney...

Obama: "Aren't you going to say anything?"

Romney: "You won.  Own it."

{Romney gets up and leaves}

63 I think Obama will continue to push Rice.

Posted by: Vic at November 29, 2012 07:17 AM (YdQQY)

At least until the Republicans cave and approve her unanimously.

I feel like puking.

64 Wait a minute.  If Kerry gets SOS doesn't Deval Patrick get to appoint a new senator?  I thought special elections were only for Congressional seats.

65 I don't understand why anyone would assume the Dems are afraid of losing Kerry's seat.  What's the worst that could happen?  You have a 5 seat cushion (remember, Biden casts the tiebreaker votes), and at best the Rs might rent the seat for a couple years with someone like Scott Brown keeping it warm for whatever knucklehead the Dems will place into it eventually.

If anything they are safer in their knowledge now, that even if they nominate a terrible candidate like Squaw Warren, they'll win.

66 #61  I had forgotten about that.  Thanks for answering my question before I asked it!

67 @ #62 -- A more likely comment from Romney would be something like: "Gosh, Mr President, the best man won. Congratulations. You have my full support and I am sure you will continue to make our country proud!"

Poppin' Fresh and the rest of "conservative" eunuchs will applaud Teh Mutt's "statesmanship" and "fairness."

68 Good mornin rons. Could Scot Brown run for Kerry's open seat?

69 52 Soothiewing, great analogy, but which Indie characters are represented by the pravda media and the retarded citizens? The guy swinging the blade in the marketplace. Right before Indy shoots him.

70 If Kerry gets SOS doesn't Deval Patrick get to appoint a new senator? I thought special elections were only for Congressional seats.

Nope.  Special election baby! 

MA changed that law in 2004 as a device to prevent (at the time) Gov Romney from appointing a replacement for Kerry had he won.

Brown won initially in a special election.

Every time the Dems try to cheat the system like this it blows up in their faces a few years later when circumstances change.

Too bad, so sad MA.  SUCK MY BALLS.  Own your stupidity.

71 Never mind. should've read the comments and removed my sock.

72 Ghahhh... That sex change nonsense should be banned and punished severely. Life is complicated enough. Back when it was so crude that no one was fooled it prolly seemed harmless. But if we have come to the point where it is this convincing then jt's gone too far. I no longer have freedom of speech or travel, there are hurdles to getting a gun, there are constant assaults on my freedom of religion - yet abominations like this are permitted. The Enemy is truly taking charge these days. The eschaton can't come soon enough.

73 Ooh, I know!

America is the goofy dame, holding court in the bar, drinking like a fish, hanging out with swarthy foreigners, not realizing nazi doom is about to walk in the door.....

74 47 Pray for the nation, I do. Posted by: Harlekwin15 at November 29, 2012 07:25 AM (LRFds) In the words of George S. Patton, "every G-d damn day."

75 59 Rachel Ray has man hands Posted by: Tuco at November 29, 2012 07:42 AM (ZRoGl) She also has boy-boobs.

76 Regarding Romney's lunch with JEF today,  it would have been almost impossible for him to decline.  Sore loser crap from media, "disappointment" from Obama that he wouldn't offer his advice, etc.

Romney is also one of those people who respects the office. 

In my opinion,  he should go but say very little.  Obama says this is closed press so I imagine this lunch is purely for Obama to do the following things:

1. Gloat in Romney's face.
2. Attampt to pick his brain for ideas which he will make sure NOT to do since he is not interested in fixing the economy but destroying the nation.
3. Attempt to bully him into taking some chairmanship position so that Obama can blame him.

I say again,  if I were Mitt Romney I would move all of my assets and family to Singapore.  Obama hates him and won't be happy until he is destroyed.

77 "[W]hen circumstances occur after birth such that they would have justified abortion, what we call after-birth abortion should be permissible.
… [W]e propose to call this practice ‘after-birth abortion’, rather than ‘infanticide,’ to emphasize that the moral status of the individual
killed is comparable with that of a fetus Â… rather than to that of a child. Therefore, we claim that killing a newborn could be ethically
permissible in all the circumstances where abortion would be. Such circumstances include cases where the newborn has the potential to have an
(at least) acceptable life, but the well-being of the family is at risk."


These are the people we fight. There can be no accommodation with monsters who could think this evil...much less act on it.

78 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at November 29, 2012 07:59 AM (XkWWK)

Wasn't she a hooker in her youth?

79 Sex changes are just another form of birth control.  They should be free to anyone who wants one.

Burn it down.

80

ALWAYS look at the hands! In 98 to 99% of males (human) the ring finger is longer than the index finger but the reverse is true for the female hand.

81 37.

http://lisztomania.wikidot.com/liszt-as-teacher
All of Liszt's teaching was done gratisOver four hundred in his lifetime, a variety of different nationalities: American, Austrian, Belgian, Bohemian, British, Canadian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Monacan, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss, and Turkish (Walker 249-52) Walker points out that the definition of “pupil” may be varied - could be constant or could be a one-time deal (Walker, "Liszt as Teacher," Grove)Student August Stradel tells a story about walking with Liszt and hearing a piece of LisztÂ’s being played poorly. Liszt knocked on the door and showed the young woman playing the piece some passages, working with her a bit. A week later Gille went to visit Liszt and told him that the woman had put a sign on her door: “H.J., pupil of Franz Liszt.” (Stradel, in Burger 295) Fay describes her first soiree with Liszt. The new students were gathered together sharing a meal when they were suddenly called upon to play. Fay hoped to slip out because she had not had access to a piano for a week but was followed by Liszt and asked, “Mademoiselle vous jouerez quelque-chose, n'est-ce pas?” or “Mademoiselle you play something, no?” Fay decided to play the A flat major Ballade of Chopin. Liszt called out “Bravo” numerous times throughout the performance. When Fay accounts other people playing for Liszt in Weimar he often called out accolades such as this. Upon finishing he often gave minor corrections and compliments. Rarely did he show his students how to play a piece. (Fay, 209)  As FayÂ’s time went on with Liszt the classes increased in size from five students to closer to a dozen and then to twenty students at a time. With the class size increase the length of lessons increased.

82

OK, just popping in for a quick rhetorical question - just WTF is Romney meeting with the Kenyan dog-eating coke-snorter for?  Since TFG and his surrogates did everything up to and including allegations that Romney molested his own daughters, the only reason I would go to a meeting (were I him) would be to get close enough to punch that asshole's teeth down his throat before the SS could grab me.

 

I said it yesterday - Ann Barnhardt insisted before the election that Romney had been promised a cabinet or cabinet-level post if he threw the election.  Shit like this only makes me think she's right on the ball. 

 

Let me just repeat this again, to get the boiling rage out of my system - why the fuck is any Republican giving that Indonesian Imbecile the time of day for?  WTF, people?!?

 

Now back to work and attempting to swallow my bile.

83 These are the people we fight. There can be no accommodation with monsters who could think this evil...much less act on it. Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at November 29, 2012 07:59 AM (GsoHv) This is just a logical extension of liberal thinking. The next step is that we should be able to euthanize old people to enhance the quality of their lives-----oh wait

84 77 Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at November 29, 2012 07:59 AM (GsoHv) Morning CBD. In my clueless youth days, I was pro abortion for anyone, any time for any reason. As I grew older, and a little wiser (aka more conservative) I started to really think about it and then I added caveats like only within the the first trimester. Now I'm at the point of only in cases of rape, incest within a very limited time-frame (a few weeks) and life of the mother. I remember standing in line for Levin's book signing last January and made conversation with a man who was an Akin pro-lifer and the way he phrased his position really made me ponder it; something that perhaps I would have never done. That's why I was reticent to throw Akin under the bus so readily. In any case, I always take the position of being in favor of 24-month post natal abortion when arguing with libs. Gob-smacks them with their own hypocrisy when they disagree with me.

85 Could Scot Brown run for Kerry's open seat?
**
OldSailors Poet, the silver lining?

86 A federal appeals court today issued an order granting a motion for a preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks the implementation of the HHS mandate against a Missouri business owner. The decision is the first occasion on which a pro-life plaintiff has secured a legal victory against the HHS mandate at the federal appeals court level. Most of the dozens of cases against the HHS mandate are still at the federal district court level. The order, issued by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, puts the HHS mandate on hold pending the outcome of the appeals process, prohibits the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) from requiring the business owner, who contends the mandate violates his constitutionally-protected religious beliefs, to comply with the mandate which requires employers to purchase health insurance for their employees that includes coverage for contraceptives, sterilization, and abortion-inducing drugs.

87 Jeffrey Lord really nails it again! http://preview.tinyurl.com/dxzr49m Personally, I don't think you'd be wasting your time if you water-boarded Schmidt and Murphy just to see where their loyalties really laid.

88 just WTF is Romney meeting with the Kenyan dog-eating coke-snorter for? Ann Barnhardt insisted before the election that Romney had been promised a cabinet or cabinet-level post if he threw the election.
**

like a dog to its vomit

89 87 Posted by: Thorvald at November 29, 2012 08:08 AM (1V6Pv) Love Lord. And Levin. Both alumni of the Reagan administration.

90 I don't think you'd be wasting your time if you water-boarded Schmidt and Murphy just to see where their loyalties really laid.
**
As if we don't already see where their loyalties are. The rest, punitive.

91 I'm having a bit of a problem understanding what, exactly, tax increases are supposed to accomplish. If tax raises don't raise enough money to cover our deficit, why are we focused on raising taxes? Shouldn't we focus on reigning in spending?

I know, stupid question. Don't answer it.

Posted by: ElKomandante at November 29, 2012 07:37 AM (yUV0V)


But I know how to raise taxes.  I don't have a clue about how to do anything else!

92 "Hunger and starvation have so often accompanied “political revolution” that it would be safe to suggest that they are intrinsic parts of it. Communist revolutions have invariably produced famines and terror. The immediate trigger for “revolutionary terror” in early Soviet Russia was the same as in the French Revolution: the inability of the regime to obtain food for urban residents." http://preview.tinyurl.com/cprgupm If you still live in a city, plan your most direct route out now. You may even want to select your vehicle with that end in mind. Buy a supermoto (or a mountain bike) if you're single. Get a sturdy bug-out-bag that can carry the ammo.

93 I say again, if I were Mitt Romney I would move all of my assets and family to Singapore. Obama hates him and won't be happy until he is destroyed. Posted by: Miss Marple at November 29, 2012 07:59 AM (GoIUi) ____ Yes, this is what makes today's dog-and-pony show so lovely. The Alinskyites score a slam dunk. They know Mitt can't decline the invitation. They know inviting him makes them look magnanimous and statesmanlike. They know his acceptance makes him look small.

94 24 @15 You see we have to give because that is what bi-partisanship is, the donks get 100% of taxes and immediate spending the GOP get 100% of illusionary, at some non specific later date spending cuts. It's heads they win, tails we lose. EVERY DAMN TIME! Posted by: General Woundwort at November 29, 2012 06:49 AM (RrD4h) If I didn't know any better, I would think that it is the republican plan to move the country to the left and simultaneously grow the scope and power of the central government. If I didn't know better.

95 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at November 29, 2012 08:06 AM (XkWWK)


Take a really extreme position and advocate that abortion should be legal until the third trimester of college!


Based on some of today's students, this has a certain appeal!

96 Why is a few inches in the birth canal the difference between legal and fine, and murder with a PBA?  It seem like a completely UNSCIENTIFIC arbitrary distinction.  I'm just saying...

Why not any time before they cry?

Why not before they're wrapped in a blanket?

Why not before they're taken home?

Some societies allow whacking an unsatisfactory kid up until they're about 4-5 years old.  They believe that's when the child gets it soul.

97

Re: the sidebar article about starving babies in hospitals.

 

If the Obamacare monstrosity stands, I hope John Roberts' soul gets charged by the Creator for every single person who is put on a death pathway to save money.

98 Posted by: J.J. Sefton at November 29, 2012 08:06 AM (XkWWK)

My thoughts on abortion followed a similar path, and my bet is that many of us had the same experience.

This speaks to the lack of respect for life in general that we are surrounded by. It takes intellectual and emotional effort to break the hold of the liberal mindset.

But....allowing a baby to die in such a horrible way is beyond politics. It is evil -- pure, unadulterated evil.

99 Raising taxes on the wealthy is about "fairness".  IOW, politics not policy.  It's about punishing the productive.

100 Posted by: @PurpAv at November 29, 2012 08:16 AM (UDfXZ)

They have their customs...and we have ours.

They murder toddlers....and we hang murderers.

101 36 The thought of Kerry in this position, let alone as a Senator is repulsive to me, considering his outright lying about our military when he testified before Congress, as well as throwing away his medals. I have my uncle's Purple Heart that was awarded him posthumously, so I really do loathe him. Then again, there are so many on the left and in that party to whom that emotion is the most neutral that I can feel about them. Posted by: J.J. Sefton at November 29, 2012 07:10 AM (XkWWK) From now on, military medals will be awarded by throwing them over the fence to the recipient.

102 @93 Absolutely right! Is it therefore now time for our side to commission R Crumb to draw a caricature of the eldest 0 daughter? He might get it just right.... (Turn-about being fair-play, and all that...)

103 :::9 so, the Europian guy, at age forty five, with his second marriage failing, runs into an Asian Tranny hooker. and of course, falls in love without ever suspecting a thing is wrong. :::: And the mangled pile of bone-dry dickmeat between its legs didn't set off any alarms. Because he's never seen an actual vagina before.

104 They know Mitt can't decline the invitation.

I would.  I'm busy and shit...

105 Raising taxes on the wealthy is about "fairness". IOW, politics not policy. It's about punishing the productive.

Posted by: Al at November 29, 2012 08:17 AM (V70Uh)

I think it is worse than that.  It is about punishing those able to produce, even if the regulations, taxation, and costs prevent them from actually producing anything.

106 Belgian - or from Chicago?

Wonder if his name is Barry?

107 I would like to title my last comment "The Uncanny Valley." Thank you.

108 And the mangled pile of bone-dry dickmeat between its legs didn't set off any alarms. Because he's never seen an actual vagina before.

Posted by: Empire of Jeff at November 29, 2012 08:20 AM (JDIKC)

Such a beautiful way with words...

109 Barack Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a malignant traitor.

110 #37

In the Ken Russell version the piano lesson would be given to her in the nude and culminate with an orgy.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0073298/

111 42 They will not appoint Kerry because it would open a seat in MA for a special election which Brown would likely win since they don't have a prepared candidate. Stephen Lynch and Marty Meehan are both credible democrats with statewide organizations. Additionally, don't presume upon Brown that he will run again. He could run for Lt. Governor or AG.

112 like a dog to its vomit

Posted by: panzernashorn at November 29, 2012 08:08 AM (BAnPT)

 

Are you referring to me or Barnhardt? 

 

In any event, Romney could - and should - decline, in a public press conference where every little smear, lie and outright Chicago thug piece of business Barky indulged in during the campaign is produced, with accompanying audio, video and charts.  Then Romney could say "I am always happy to give my advice to any president of whichever party asks for it.  However, this man, as I have shown, has so degraded the office of President of the United States that I cannot, in good conscience, offer advice to someone who has proven themselves such a dishonest, race-baiting, rabble-rousing demagogue, nor will I offer any further statement to you, his paid operatives pretending to be honest journalists."

113 Is there a reason we have to participate in the propaganda cover-up of what is happening in Egypt by posting a link in the sidebar that says: Allahpundit: Report: Morsi agrees to limit scope of power grab, kinda sorta"?  I just don't understand why we'd need to give any cover to the abomination that is occurring there, sanctioned and encouraged by our own government.

(Sorry, more crabby today than usual if that's even possible).

114 I don't understand.

Why didn't Paul Ryan just stand up and leave during that speech in which Obama insulted him?

Why is Mitt Romney going to the WH today?

I would NEVER honor Obama with my presence.

"Get off my lawn!"

115

"She also has boy-boobs."

 

Are we thinking about the same Rachael Ray? 

116 Morsi is testing OBama.

117 http://preview.tinyurl.com/cev8up5 R Crumb caricature, anyone? One of the reasons the Ogabe regime has been so successful is that so few people really get how near we are to the machetes.

118 Why is a few inches in the birth canal the difference between legal and fine, and murder with a PBA? Roe v. Wade has very little to do with abortion or privacy or constitutional rights. It was Blackmun's backdoor into giving the state the godlike power to determine when and where life begins. Instead of recoiling in horror to what surfaced at the Nuremberg Trials, the sociopaths in the ruling class inspired themselves with the thought, "How can I get me some of that without winding up dancing in the air at the end of a rope?"

119 84 In any case, I always take the positionof being in favor of 24-month post natal abortion when arguing with libs. Gob-smacks them with their own hypocrisy when they disagree with me. I'm good with up to the 200th post natal trimester.

120 Its been too long since we had a revolution or civil war.  People think America is immune.

121 Why is Mitt Romney going to the WH today? Because that's who he is.

122 "Do I 'get' Ogabe?" = "Is this the same JEF who advocated letting babies who'd survived an abortion die alone on a shelf?"

123 Personally, I think the idea that Romney threw the election is nonsense. You may critique his campaign but to say that he didn't want to be President is crazy. Ann Barnhardt is "out there" on this one. Would Obama offer Romney a Cabinet position? I doubt it, If it did it would only be so he could take the benefit for ideas Romney came up with.

124 If it did it would only be so he could take the benefit for ideas Romney came up with.

It would be to make him a scapegoat for the failure.  Imagine the blame that could be shoveled on Romney were he to accept something like SecTreasury

125

Its been too long since we had a revolution or civil war. People think America is immune.

 

Well, it would be the logical conclusion of  the political tactic of   purposeful division  such as we've witnessed from this administration.

 

Mornin',  y'all.

126 And we wonder why European birthrates are low

127 I call this new labor-of-love, Obama in Figgy Pudding.   Except that it might not be figgy, or pudding.

For charity, y'all.

128 #90  That article on "The Quisling Consultants"  was spot on.   Furthermore,  I did NOT know those jerks made a living helping people navigate through the government and had clients like PBS!!!

I second the waterboarding strategy.

129 Didn't TFG say he was going to add a "secretary of Business"? Would Romney turn him down or say yes due to his respect for the office and sense of duty?

130 alumni of the Reagan administration...
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Paul Craig Roberts, btw not representative of the Bush legacy.

Scan the who's who list that illustrates the neoconservative GOP conversion, a clarification of Hannity's "Reagan conservative" definition since Reagan's administration may well have represented GWHBush more than himself, especially following the assassination attempt.

http://tinyurl.com/bvrzr29

For every Samuel Alito there's a John Roberts or two (or three).

Elliot Abrams, Oliver North, John Poindexter, etc.

Peggy Noonan's claim to fame while working for Vice President GHW Bush, coined phrases "a kinder, gentler nation," "a thousand points of light," and "Read my lips: no new taxes."

131 124-It would work either way, I suppose. Obama is so far from a "nice guy" it's risible.

132 Why is Mitt Romney going to the WH today?

"Politics aren't everything." as if

133 Stephen Lynch and Marty Meehan are both credible democrats with statewide organizations. Posted by: Truman North at November 29, 2012 08:22 AM (I2LwF)

Mahhhhty MEEEEan?  He's a Democrat alright.  But "credible" is really gilding the lily. 

"Risible" would be a better term.

134 Morning 'rons!  reporting from the hospital, wondering if I am ever going to get outta here.. been here since mid-day sunday with a massive case of cellulitis of the leg that spread to  my bloodstream.  not a fun week.

Here's what I think Romney should advise Obama and immediately hold a press conference stating his plan.

1 Sunset the the Bush tax rates on the wealthy, but define wealthy as $500k or even a million.  This satisfies the BS "Everyone should pay their fair share" line the Dems have put at the forefront of their policy.

Next - leave in place tghe 8% across spending cuts.

The Dems get next to nothing on this deal.  Those tax cuts on the wealthy added up to $80 Billion per year.. peanuts.

And we get 8% reduction spending in exchange.

135 Seriously; The more I think about it the more totally bizarre and idea it is-that someone dislikes Romney so much that they think he would spend a year and a half campaigning for President merely so that he could throw the election in order to become Treasury Secretary. It's white coat time.

136 There is also the posibility that this is a command performance.

I have no doubt that Obama would threaten the family.  All of the sons are in business;  it's possible the IRS has been pouring over records looking for something to use.

We are not dealing with normal politicians here.  It's wise to remember this.

137 Why is Mitt Romney going to the WH today? "Because Michelle's got a great ass! And Barry has his head all the way up it."

138 Mahhhhty MEEEEan? He's a Democrat alright. But "credible" is really gilding the lily.

"Risible" would be a better term.

Posted by: Sean Bannion at November 29, 2012 08:39 AM (sbV1u)

Risible? Using big words like that this early in the morning is a good way to get mushroom stamped Bannion. Just sayin.

139

Didn't TFG say he was going to add a "secretary of Business"? Would Romney turn him down or say yes due to his respect for the office and sense of duty?

 

That'd just be another move to make him look bad, which is all  that   a community  organizer knows how   to do.

 

If it  were me, I'd accept the position. Then, after a few weeks of meetings  with the usual  Prog Gang of Idiots, I'd call a press conference with as  many reporters as I could,  stand in front of a gigantic whiteboard and explain to the world just how capitalism is supposed to work.

 

At the end, I'd say how TFG's policies are ruining the economy, then  resign.

 

But that's just me.

140 #139  But FIRST,  I would get my family and assets to Singapore.  And have a private plane waiting to get me outta Dodge.

141 Risible? Using big words like that this early in the morning is a good way to get mushroom stamped Bannion. Just sayin.  Posted by: BCochran1981 at November 29, 2012 08:41 AM (da5Wo)

Stick with me kid, I'll make sure you get the education you missed.

IYKWIMAITTYD.

142 Obama's Administration:  Criminality disguised as Legality!

143

Good morning, friends.

 

First time I've been in here since the election.

 

Needed to not think about politics for a while.

 

I'd stick my head up every once in a while and see headlines about Petraeus and Elmo doing naughty things and then I'd go hide again.

 

I've been watching X-Files on Netflix. It's a more pleasant world with less gov't craziness, comparatively.

144 Singapore, hell there are parts of Utah and Idaho he would be safer in.

145

Morning, all!

 

Regarding the sidebar story about infanticide in Britain, the only comfort I draw from that story is that the people responsible will be shocked and disbelieving when they find themselves roasting in Hell upon their deaths.   They are evil, cruel, despicable individuals.   This is not ancient Greece.   We do not leave children on the side of a mountain to die of exposure,   and we certainly don't allow them to DIE OF THIRST.

 

This quote is especially galling:

 

The doctor wrote: ‘They wish for their child to die quickly once the feeding and fluids are stopped. They wish for pneumonia. They wish for no suffering. They wish for no visible changes to their precious baby.

 

‘Their wishes, however, are not consistent with my experience. Survival is often much longer than most physicians think; reflecting on my previous patients, the median time from withdrawal of hydration to death was ten days.

 

Their "precious baby," eh?     Tell me, parents and doctors -- have you ever seen a child    suffering from starvation?   Dehydration?      Just look at some of those flyers from so-called "aid" organizations in Africa.     Tell me now, do you think they were born looking like shrunken corpses with toast rack chests?      Or do you think the lack of sustenance    and fluids    is what caused it?   Then I ask you, how much more severe    and quick do you think those changes will be in a newborn infant?

 

Ignorant, stupid, evil people.   You know what?    At least the Spartans abandoned their    unwanted children to the elements, meaning that death was probably fairly quick.   A wolf or bear wandering along that comes upon an unprotected human infant is going to have    a good dinner.       It's horrible but quick.    THESE people simply stand around and watch these babies SUFFER.   For WEEKS.

 

There are no words.

146 I have no doubt that Obama would threaten the family.
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You're right about that.

Still, I doubt that being closer to the threat alleviates the threat in any way. It isn't as if Obama keeps promises, respects rule of law or honors contract law.

So, like a dog to his vomit. Just how low can compromising Mitt go. Need one ask? Politics. Even the threat provides cover.

147 Too bad you can't send the suggestion to Romney-Backwards Boy. It's a good one.

148 Stick with me kid, I'll make sure you get the education you missed.

IYKWIMAITTYD.

Posted by: Sean Bannion at November 29, 2012 08:45 AM (sbV1u)

I've seen the reports on the education system.

No way!

149 @137 LOVED "Heat" (1995)! So many great lines, and even instructive in infantry tactics: when ambushed, you 'f**k the f**king f**kers'. Love Danny Trejo! And Amy Brenneman! (inter alii...)

150

I have no doubt that Obama would threaten the family. All of the sons are in business; it's possible the IRS has been pouring over records looking for something to use.

 

To which Mitt's response should be, "who the fuck do you think you are, asshole?  You ain't Chavez yet."  Then full-court press conference outside the White House detailing TFG's blackmail attempt, ending - "so just keep an eye on my business ventures and those of my sons.  If any federal agents decide they need to see my books, they'd better have made out their wills first."

151 Sorry for your health troubles, Chi-Town Jerry. Prayers for your healing and return home.

152 "..it ain't her fault she growed a dick".......
Get the fuck out! ...seriously? Is he in Alabama or Mississippi?
Or in Diana??? Oh. The brother cop not the guy making out in the car. Never mind.

153 I've been watching X-Files on Netflix. It's a more pleasant world with less gov't craziness, comparatively.

LOL!  Less gov't craziness?!?!  That show's main story arc, leading into the first movie, was about how the gov't made a deal with the aliens to save themselves while leaving the rest of the earth's population to die as hosts for the alien virus.

154 Damn Chi-Town, that sounds like a bitch. Get well soon.

155
153 I've been watching X-Files on Netflix. It's a more pleasant world with less gov't craziness, comparatively.

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LOL! Less gov't craziness?!?! That show's main story arc, leading into the first movie, was about how the gov't made a deal with the aliens to save themselves while leaving the rest of the earth's population to die as hosts for the alien virus.

Posted by: EC at November 29, 2012 08:49 AM (GQ8sn)

Your point is?

156 LOL! Less gov't craziness?!?! That show's main story arc, leading into the first movie, was about how the gov't made a deal with the aliens to save themselves while leaving the rest of the earth's population to die as hosts for the alien virus.

Posted by: EC at November 29, 2012 08:49 AM (GQ8sn)

 

I'm pretty sure that's exactly Mama AJ's point.  Ne?

 

Also, welcome back, Mama!  We've missed you.

157 And I forgot - go into any meeting with the Kenyan Klown wired up more than a border fence.  Make sure you get everything on tape.  Mitt's got enough money to hire the best, doesn't he?

158

Chi-Town, that sounds MISERABLE.   I hope you're able to make a quick and complete recovery and get out of that place sooner rather than later.

 

159 For the record-  being sick sucks.

160

Aww, that's right, AllenG.  You went home sick yesterday, right?  How are you doing today?

 

Too many 'rons and 'ronettes have been sick lately!  Everyone load up on vitamin C.

161 And I forgot - go into any meeting with the Kenyan Klown wired up more than a border fence. Make sure you get everything on tape. Mitt's got enough money to hire the best, doesn't he?

Posted by: Mary Poppins' Practically Perfect Piercing at November 29, 2012 08:52 AM (zF6Iw)

"You have nothing to fear from a President Obama!"


Any Repub that doesn't insist on his own videographer recording any session with Obama or the MFM is insane!

162

Get well soon, Chi-Town.  Sending prayers your way.  And dittoes on the welcome back, Mama.

 

Now I really have to go.  Hanging around here is the reason I can't get work done!

163

Yeh, I was being silly. Or was I???

 

Missed y'all. Well, not you, but the rest of you.

 

Jerry, hope you feel better soon.

164 95 Take a really extreme position and advocate that abortion should be legal until the third trimester of college! Based on some of today's students, this has a certain appeal! Posted by: Hrothgar - LIB or SMOD (for the Children) at November 29, 2012 08:15 AM (Cnqmv) Well under SCOAMF-CARE, you're a kid until 26, so BONK-BONK on the head and into the mikvah you go, bad kid!

165 Unfortunately. I think Romney is basically too much of a gentleman to even think he needs to be wired up. He would be searched before he got to the meeting and they'd take it away anyway.

166 Unfortunately. I think Romney is basically too much of a gentleman to even think he needs to be wired up.
He would be searched before he got to the meeting and they'd take it away anyway.

Posted by: FenelonSpoke at November 29, 2012 08:58 AM (v8RoL)

 

He could put his iPhone in his pocket and simply leave the line open to be recorded elsewhere.   Obumfuck's too stupid to work a smartphone; he'd never clue what was happening.

167 115 Are we thinking about the same Rachael Ray? Posted by: jwest at November 29, 2012 08:25 AM (ZDsRL) The one on Food Network with Peppermint Patty's voice, who can't cook. That describes many of their hosts. Which Rachel Ray were you thinking of?

168

"he'd never clue?"  WTH?  He'd have NO CLUE what was happening.

 

Good grief, I cannot type.

169

And I forgot - go into any meeting with the Kenyan Klown wired up more than a border fence. Make sure you get everything on tape. Mitt's got enough money to hire the best, doesn't he?

 

Good ideas, both,  MPPPP.

 

What bugs  me about this little lunch date is, it makes TFG look like the good guy.  And the MFM and LIV's  will lap it up.  Mitt's  backed into a corner, as   was noted   upthread,  and the inherent weakness in any GOP candidate  prevents any type of cogent response.

 

They  (teh Progs) are evil geniuses. Or  genii. Or something.

170 126And we wonder why European birthrates are low

Posted by: Jean at November 29, 2012 08:34 AM (46qC3)

 

 

 

 

 

In 1995 Romania's abortion rate was 212% of live births.

171 Are there any Christian charity hospitals left in England?

172

Posted by: MWR, Proud Tea(rrorist) Party Hobbit, rooting for SMOD or the Mayans, whichever comes first at November 29, 2012 08:46 AM (4df7R)

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I know, that is what is especially frightening, that the medical personnel are witnessing this atrocity on a regular basis.

 

The naievete of the parents is somewhat understandable, that they trust the doc who says the baby will die a peaceful death. But then what happens, after verdict is rendered: do the parents just say goodbye to their child and think he'll be in the next world by tomorrow's sunrise? Don't they ask afterwards, "when did my son die?" If they are told, "oh it took ten days for little Aidan to expire", then don't they wonder if he suffered?

 

Young women are so trusting of doctors. I recall talking to a mom who told me she aborted her five month gestated baby on the advice of a doc who assured her the baby wouldn't feel pain. And yet it still must have haunted her because she asked me, "you don't think the procedure hurt the baby, do you?"

173 Mitt Romney, is going to the White House to have lunch with President Barack Obama.

If I were Romney...

Obama: "Aren't you going to say anything?"

Romney: "You won. Own it."

{Romney gets up and leaves}

Posted by: @PurpAv at November 29, 2012 07:46 AM (UDfXZ)

Mitt should say, So who are going to blame for the next four years?

174 Your point is?

Well, I....

* sits down *

175 Hey, CTJ and any other ailing Morons, y'all get better soon. It ain't no fun being sick with the Holidays    coming up.

176 oh, Heat is in the top five of my list easy.

177 He's going to have lunch? I'f I were Romney I'd bring along a food taster with me.

178

Mitt should say, So who are going to blame for the next four years?

 

Answer: "You." 

179 At a minimum, Romney should show up half an hour late.

180 From DrudgeReport: "Tax Now, Cut Later"

... points to Politico story ...

Listen to top Democrats and Republicans talk on camera, and it sounds like they could not be further apart on a year-end tax-and-spending deal – a down payment on a $4 trillion grand bargain.But behind the scenes, top officials who have been involved in the talks for many months say the contours of a deal – including the size of tax hikes and spending cuts it will likely contain — are starting to take shape.
 Cut through the fog, and hereÂ’s what to expect: Taxes will go up just shy of $1.2 trillion — the middle ground of what President Barack Obama wants and what Republicans say they could stomach. Entitlement programs, mainly Medicare, will be cut by no less than $400 billion - and perhaps a lot more, to get Republicans to swallow those tax hikes. There will be at least $1.2 trillion in spending cuts and “war savings.” And any final deal will come not by a group effort but in a private deal between two men: Obama and House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio). The two men had what one insider described as a short, curt conversation Wednesday night — but the private lines of communications remain very much open.

Considering that Democrats voted for the Affordable Care Act's $716 billion in cuts to Medicare, no less than $400 billion sounds like a blame shifting exercise.
Couple that to the note in the story:
(Also on POLITICO: Confident Obama sees path to fiscal cliff win)
... anybody can see that there is a Republican "butt-fucking" ahead.

181 I just want to repeat for those that were not in the ONT last night, that Steve Baldwin - author of the Romney-bashing piece linked in the sidebar - is a major league asshole whose ideal of America is basically the Duggar family. This guy makes Gary Bauer look like a liberal, plus he is a bigot and an egotistical jerk. He almost singlehandedly destroyed the Republican Party in San Diego, and he and his pals have turned the California GOP into a fringe party that has its meetings in a phone booth. I cannot say enough bad things about this guy.

182 Well under SCOAMF-CARE, you're a kid until 26, so BONK-BONK on the head and into the mikvah you go, bad kid!

Posted by: J.J. Sefton at November 29, 2012 08:57 AM (XkWWK)

 

"Son, we've decided it's simply too much of a financial    and emotional    hardship to put you  through college AND pay for your insurance AND for your credit cards and cell phone service.   So we're going to have to put you down."

 

"What?!?  But-!"

"I'm sorry, son, but your continued existence is just too much of a threat to our fiscal and emotional health.   So the money we would have used to    pay your first year's tuition in college is going to go toward a year-long cruise around the world for your     father and I.   That will be much more enriching   than spending that money on you, and will bolster our emotional, intellectual and spiritual health.   Because let's face it, dear -- you were never the brightest bulb on the family tree.   You'll doubtless wash out of college after spending two years high on marijuana and Jell-O shots,   and then     be lucky to find a steady job managing the local Denny's."

 

"But... I have dreams..."

 

"You know, that's EXACTLY what your father said when we were going over the cruise brochures!  'I've always dreamed of visiting     Kyoto,' he said, so we're going to take the Asian Extravaganza voyage.       Now be a good boy and don't fuss.    This is for the best."

183 From DrudgeReport: "Tax Now, Cut Later Never"

Fixed.

184 I think I'mma get me a peppermint chip shake frome Chick fil A after my appointment with my allergist today. Maybe a hate sammitch too. Apropos of nothing...

185 TrainWrecks with a 70s beat uploaded by a Russian.
Somehow seems appropriate.

http://tinyurl.com/dxvkl8x

186 “Now remember, we’ve already done more than a billion dollars worth of cuts. We’ve already done that. So we need to get some credit for that.”
-- Cowboy Poet, Harry Reid

With a trillion dollar deficit, you already have huge credit.

187 Are there any Christian charity hospitals left in England?

Posted by: Jean at November 29, 2012 09:01 AM (74T7W)

 

Considering being a devout Christian in    England    is enough to have your children taken away    for child abuse,    I'm going to guess the      answer is no.

188

"..it ain't her fault she growed a dick".......

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Let me guess, it was Bush's fault...

189

A Belgian man finds out his wife of 19 years was born a man.

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The balls on that 'wife'!

190

"Son, we've decided it's simply too much of a financial and emotional hardship to put you through college AND pay for your insurance AND for your credit cards and cell phone service. So we're going to have to put you down."

 

Much  snorfling.

191 Glenn Kessler's latest "fact checks" at the WaPo are howlers. They can't get their faces out of Obama's ass even after he is safely reelected. So he fact-checks the Republican claim that the $80 billion that would be raised by the Obama tax-the-rich proposal would run the government for 8 days. After lengthy discussion which completely proves the math is correct, Kessler says "but that's not the point, the point is whether the additional revenue would help reduce the deficit." So he actually gives the GOP one Pinocchio! Then he fact-checks the Democrats' claim that Obama has proposed health care cuts larger than those proposed by Simpson-Bowles. He provides three separate analyses showing that clearly this claim is false. But because Chris Van Hollen actually calls him personally to argue the math, he only gives two Pinocchios for this instead of three. I really don't know how we are ever going to win when even the fact-checkers keep putting their thumbs on the scales.

192 These are the people we fight. There can be no accommodation with monsters who could think this evil...much less act on it.

Posted by: CharlieBrown'sDildo at November 29, 2012 07:59 AM (GsoHv)

ugh, I know, It's so evil.

one day a woman goes in and has a babay, Yaaay!

the same day a woman at the same  gestation with a viable human  goes in and has an abortion , blob of parasitical tissue!

193 LiFB And Good Morning, Morons.

194 i guess a baby is only viable to many  if the infants room has been decorated with cute  decor , and  the layette is complete.

195 Aww, that's right, AllenG. You went home sick yesterday, right? How are you doing today?

And I'm home sick today.  I've actually been sick since Sunday, and it just won't go away.  Hopefully I can get to my doctor today.

196 He could put his iPhone in his pocket and simply leave the line open to be recorded elsewhere.

A smart phone is an incredibly flexible bugging device in the hands of someone who recognizes its capability.  Its smaller and last longer than the high grade spook shit from 30 years ago.

The only way to have a guaranteed private conversation these days is naked on a raft about a mile off shore.

197 This is for the best."

Posted by: MWR, Proud Tea(rrorist) Party Hobbit, rooting for SMOD or the Mayans, whichever comes first at November 29, 2012 09:08 AM (4df7R)

THAT's what I'm talking about!

198 Purp, nope. Maybe sign language in murky water 100ft down.

199 Didn't TFG say he was going to add a "secretary of Business"? Would Romney turn him down or say yes due to his respect for the office and sense of duty?

**

The Secretary of Commerce already exists. IF Romney had credibility, he would not have promoted the newest and redundant addition to the Cabinet. Romney's opportunistic and incorrect response proves he's NOT such an efficiency expert, certainly not by growing the federal government. 

Through Pres. Taft's administration, that Cabinet Office conjoined Commerce AND Labor. Of course, Wilson segregated the two. And now Obama would duplicate Commerce with Business. Romney is Obamalite.

/The American voter's vocabulary no longer includes "commerce"? But "commercial," yes. So what to make of words, just words? From commerce through commercial to propaganda? Ministry of Propaganda made official. Or commerce become global corporate, made official./

200 199 Romney is Obamalite.
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Or Reaganlite - Veterans Affairs
Or Bushlite - Homeland Security

Every President wants to create at least one new department. It allows them to demonstrate their concern about some group or other. Obama is incompetent or he would have some more already.

201
-- Just finished the BBC miniseries, "Rome" and reflecting on the first Caesar, how after conquering continents, the Republic perhaps inevitably became Empire. [Perhaps such occurred as well in the USA after Manifest Destiny by the time of Eisenhower's warning.]

Whereas Caesar respected the meaning of words, Caesar "earned" his way up the ladder of leadership. There is no "comparison" except to illustrate the authentic against the inauthentic between Caesar and Obama, as Tyrant/Dictator and the dissolution of our Constitutional Republic as such.

Caesar loved Rome, HIS Rome. Obama can not boast any characteristic parallel virtue with Caesar.  Caesar did not make Rome the servant of the globe, never ordered his legions to conquer a territory on behalf of another nation/empire. Caesar never taxed Romans in order to provide "nation building" infrastructure and "democracy" for other nations/empires.

The conversion from Republic into Empire was really Pompeius' fault, and ironically, the subsequent fault of Caesar's assassins. After his murder, they spawning at least five civil wars, leaving nothing of the Republic. Caesar was an extremely effective leader, balancing judgment for Rome's benefit, himself included, of course. It was he, after all, who made all provinces "Roman" so the inhabitants could enjoy citizenship and equality as Romans, unlike previous denigration. 'If breaking the law, only for power; otherwise obey.' So long as in Caesar's hand, his transformations would have worked, and perhaps been temporary (as needs required) when, for instance, he mandated the magistrates be his appointments rather than the peoples' elected since he had to leave Rome to war while governing.

The New International Encyclopedia: Cæsar, Gaius Julius
"Meanwhile, Pompeius, whose vanity could not endure the greatness of Cæsar, had been gradually inclining again to the aristocracy, whose dread of the new conqueror was hourly increasing. After much futile diplomatic finesse on all sides, the Senate carried a motion “that Cæsar should disband his army by a certain day; and that if he did not do so he should be regarded as an enemy of the State.” The tribunes Marcus Antonius and Q. Cassius put their veto on this motion; but they were violently driven out of the Senate chamber, and, fearing for their lives, they fled to Cæsar's camp. The Senate, in the madness of their terror, now declared war, and intrusted the conduct of it to Pompeius, whose pride in the invincibility of his military prowess hindered him from taking the necessary measures for the defense of the State."

202 Every President wants to create at least one new department.
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Perhaps that applies to the late-20th century Presidential penchant to increasingly name "Czars" since FDR, avoiding Congressional approval to boot.

But as to creating at least one new department, which requires Congressional approval via legislation, no one will top George W. Bush with the unconstitutional, unaffordable and completely incompetent DHS and Patriot Act. [Ex: Benghazi, just how effective is this "shared intelligence" top heavy Department--not.]

As to claiming MORE legislation (requiring more taxation not to mention more regulation) as reason to admire a politician, that's ass backwards.

203 Romney should decline the invitation indicating he is pre-scheduled to attend a wine-tasting in Australia.

204 A Facebook user has guaranteed that her newborn baby girl will always be a trending topic after announcing that she had called her Hashtag. The unidentified new mother is at the centre of an internet row after revealing that she had named her daughter after the popular Twitter symbol. She announced the wacky moniker by posting an accompanying photo of a sleeping baby. "Hashtag Jameson was born at 10 oclock last nite. She weys 8pounds and i luv her so much!!!!!," the photo's caption reads

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We got undressed  It was a big 'ol mess  SHEENA was a Man!

206 See what happens when dem wemens are in burkas